 In a 1 whole sheet of paper, create a letter for your future self in 2050 telling him about our lives

ves in the
present. Feel free to give yourself an advices on how he/she will be able to seize its every moment. In
your letter there should be fallacies, facts, opinions and biases.

Test I.
Enumerate the four types of verbal expressions and decribe how it is being used when expressing ideas.
(10 points)

Test II.
Identify the what verbal expression is used in every statement and justify your answer. (20 points)

1. “You’re perfume reminds me of someone.”

2. “Children of today doesn’t know some of the larong kalye we had before”
3. “I feel like I should confront her but I know she’ll react aggressively.
4. “I really need this job, Is it okay if I will meet the manager himself?”
5. “When I saw her folder I remeber I forgot my project in the tricycle.”
6. “I feel really nauseus ever since I watched that movie, it’s really gore and disturbing.
7. “We’re really close to each other, it’s like she’s my soulmate.”
8. “Inflation rate is really making things alot expensive than before.”
9. “Can we cancel our night out? It’s raining really hard right now”
10. “I remeber ma’am told me to bring these papers.”

Test III.
In not less than 5 sentences, discuss why is it important to choose our words before we talk to other
people? (5 points)

Famous Jeepney to be Phased Out in the Philippines? Here Is The Reason

by Dini Yasyi
Published March 02, 2023 - 14:31 Jkt

The iconic Jeepney public vehicles are a representation of the Philippines, but minibus company
owner Freddie Hernandez supports efforts to have them taken off the road.

He was one of the first transportation providers to abide by government directives to gradually
replace cherished but outdated utility cars with safer, greener buses.

We saw the benefits of modernizing our units in terms of lowering their carbon emissions,'
Hernandez, the chair of a transport service cooperative in Metro Manila, an urban sprawl of 16
cities, said.
"The public will eventually profit from it as well if the environment benefits from it."
However, other public transportation executives claim the program is burdening them with
unaffordable costs and will put 61,000 conventional jeepney drivers out of a job as they
approach a deadline to update their fleets.

After World War Two, abandoned American military jeeps were converted into jeepney mini-
trucks, which Filipinos later replicated to satisfy Manila's transportation needs.

The most well-liked mode of public transportation in the nation is the open-air minibus, also
known as the "Kings of the Road," which is covered in colorful decorations, images, and
statements.
But a 2018 research by the National Center for Transportation Studies at the University of the
Philippines identified them as a significant source of pollution, responsible for nearly half of the
airborne particulate matter in the Metro Manila area.

In 2017, the transport ministry mandated the replacement of jeepneys that were 15 years of age
or greater with newer models imported from nearby Asian nations like China and Japan.
 Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the government initially set a deadline of March 2020, but on
February 21 it stated operators must comply by June 30 or risk losing their license to operate.
Transport companies have encouraged officials to reconsider their plans because they claim the
program is driving them into debt due to large loans and maintenance problems.

The program's implementing organization, the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory
Board (LTFRB), said it was helping jeepney owners with subsidies for new cars. He claimed that
those who gave up their transportation licenses would receive "social support," such as free skill
training and other employment possibilities.
Additionally, the agency stated that it is requesting government institutions to expedite loan
approvals.
Hernandez said that despite supporting the plan, his cooperative is having trouble affording the
upgrade costs as they deal with a drop in passengers brought on by the pandemic and high
gasoline prices.

Source: Reuters.com

After reading the essay, kindly answer the following questions in a ½ crosswise.

1. What are the arguments of two sides?

2. What are the evidence/s presented in the claim of Pro-choice?
3. What are the evidence/s presented in the claim of Pro-life?
4. Are the evidences valid?
5. Who are the intended readers of the essay?
6. Is the author taking an authority over his written works?
7. What is your stand in this argument? Why?

Direction: Read the questions for each item. Write TRUE is the sentence is true and FALSE if it is false.

1. Factual text can be text that gives instructions.

2. Literary text are the text that aims to entertain.
3. Factual texts are factual
4. Literary text aims for the readers to respond on the emotional manner.
5. Factual texts could be recipes.

Test I: True or False

Direction: Read the questions carefully and understand each item. Write TRUE if the statement is true and
write False if the statement is false.

1. Factual text are based on facts.

2. Factual text aims to entertain.
3. Factual text aims to inform.
4. Literary text aims to inform people.
5. Literary text is mostly using imagery and sugar-coated words.
6. Literary text examples can be newspaper or any news on TV or radio.
7. Factual text can be the texts that gives instructions.
8. Recipes can be an example of factual text.
9. Persuasive texts are texts that aims to influence someone’s opinion.
10. Persuasive text are like argumentative essays.
11. Discussion texts discusses the two sides of the topic and is mostly debatable.
12. Persuasive text could be an advertisement.
13. Discussion text are giving the evidences for two sides.
14. Persuasive text and discussion text has the same aim of persuading people.
15. Upon writing discussion text, you should extract the supporting and opposing ideas of the issue.

Test II: Venn Diagram

1. Draw a venn diagram showing the comparison of factual text and literary text
2. Draw a venn diagram showing the comparison of persuasive text and discussion text.

Test III: Essay

Share an experience – a real life experience in which an ad persuaded you to buy a specific product , tell how
you felt about it.